Making its debut on the calendar
The race calendar includes all the official dates and start times for Formula 1 races, qualifying and practice sessions for... There's more... in 2008, the 5.063 Km Marina Bay Street Circuit
The Marina Bay Street Circuit (also referred to as the Singapore Street Circuit) is the venue for the Singapore GP. ... There's more... is a physically demanding night race with 23 corners, a bumpy track surface and humid conditions for the drivers to master.
This maximum downforce
Downforce is a measure of how much vertical aerodynamic load is created by a Formula 1 car’s aerodynamic surfaces. The... There's more... track will average 70 gear shifts
F1 cars use an eight-speed transmission and change gears through a semi-automatic sequential gear system. The onboard computer changes gears... There's more... per lap, is raced at 49% full throttleQuite simply, foot flat and as fast as possible. When discussing the features of the circuit, the commentators will reference... There's more... and a pit stop will cost 20.94 seconds.
Track updates coming for 2023, check out the details – here
Marina Bay Street Circuit
It is not always feasible to facilitate a purpose-built built track, they are expensive and take up a lot of... There's more...
Location : Marina Bay, Singapore
First Grand Prix
A Grand Prix is a motorsport series sanctioned by the FIA and held in various countries for a world title.... There's more... : 2008
Number of Laps : 61
Circuit
A circuit is a racetrack for car racing. There's more... Length : 5.063 km
Race Distance : 308.706 km
Lap Record :1:41.905 Kevin Magnussen
Kevin Magnussen (No 20) is a Danish-born F1 driver contracted to Haas F1 Team in 2022. There's more..., 2018
2022 Tyre Selection : C3, C4 & C5.
No Team or Driver
OK, so we all know what the driver is, right. I've always liked the description that F1 drivers are like... There's more... home race
A home race is one held at a venue where the driver or team are from the same country. The... There's more... for 2022
Check out the Singapore GP website – here
Been to Singapore twice – an amazing venue for a street race and the Singaporeans do it well. We dined at Saki a restaurant trackside a d 70 floors up. The view down to the track lit up and with cars on circuit was phenomenal.